A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Rajkumar Gaikwad, died of a severe heart attack while trekking on Sinhagad Fort. Despite the immediate first aid provided by a doctor friend, Gaikwad could not be saved.
PuneSinhagad FortRetired AcpHeart AttackDoctor FriendReal Estate PuneMay 18, 2025
Rajkumar Gaikwad was a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) from Pune. He was 62 years old and was known for his amiable nature and dedicated service in various police stations in Pune and Mumbai.
Rajkumar Gaikwad died of a severe heart attack while trekking on Sinhagad Fort. Despite immediate first aid provided by a doctor friend, he could not be saved and passed away before reaching the hospital.
The incident took place on Sinhagad Fort, a popular trekking destination near Pune, India.
The Haveli police have registered a case of accidental death and conducted a panchnama (a legal document prepared by the police in case of a sudden or unnatural death) in this case.
The incident has brought deep sorrow to the local police community and Gaikwad's friends and family. Gaikwad was known for his dedication and friendly nature, and his passing has left many in grief.
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